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New publications.
CCRIRNER'S MAGAZINE,

CCRlBNER's MAGAZINE,
IS CENTS NUMBER
JANUARY NUMBER NOW READY.
CONTAfNs
Tho 4r,t OF Mr. ROBERT LOUIS srEvrNsoN's
monthly contribution, entitled "A Chapter DrcamA'
THE MAJ AT ARMS-L
ny x H. and W. Bl.-haolL sixteen "a uIl PAGE Illus.
ilatlon, b. J.. II. Bla,hnoli.
THE GREAT PYRAMID
Nv Edward /. Wilson with Al nusratons somo Of
which were Magnesium light in tho Interior of
tno Py r4mid. and now first printed
WHITE EDITH.
roem by Thomas Bailey AidrIch
JAPANESE ART. ARTISTS AND ARTISANS.
Hy william Elliot urnla with Ia Illustrations by Jap.
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NATURAL SELECTION
BY C. Hummer A novelette, in parts PArtL with 0
THE END OF THE BEGINNING.
Story by Goorgo A uibbard Illustrated by tho author
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AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES
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WINTER STUDIES.
x,w spipcrIoNs FROM THoREAU.

wrNTI.p. From the Journal or Henry -. in1hti Tao
E,,t~l NY " q. o. BLAME l2.no' pp' 'i' ''''
Iionrh,on Miffn CO. :, ,.oou
Tho MYERS o. Thoresu Will need no sPoe'A' i''V
sc ,bsse fresh selections. taken appar-
49, =, r,,dom from his full freigaied J"nrnaI'
80 - diraq.ri of chronological order but
.,h.,s with some principle OF arrsngeihen' ho'
s;...r,,, /, upon the fvst reading. Arrangement
hovever. is OF the least pOs'iblc consequence III
hook Ike this which owes peculiar cn"''' l"
abrupt N itions of thought from the prooe'as Oh
IN, .onl ID tie habits OF muskrats aud puts vac ny
ia. tt. observations Of the naturalist with the
rsaec.iops OF the philosopher. IL would ln!"e u
.ven to edit away tho pqvsdores anu eohtra"ic
,;,u. which are only the faithful reflections of
varvjrg NJ ,ods the expressions OF frank ana
.mol,il. mind. Tins Thoreau writes: The corn
monest ana che apest sounds, as the barking o;
do-. produce the same effect on fresh aud he'ithy
oar. that the "a rest usic does II depends on yorr
annette for sound. Just a crust Is smeeter 10
healthy appetite than confectionery to panpered
or disc asrd one 1t is better that these cheap Sound
be music to MS than that we have the rarest ears
for music in any other ssnse. nave 'al" a"SHo
at night many tue TO think OF Tue oaTh"'e VI ."
dog which had heard long before bathlns INV os-
;ng AGAIN in those waves OF sound as lrrq1eh'o'
Of the opeca might lie awake remembering tue
mus;c ho had heard.r Yet under al earlier date OF
II shonld so stir our deeDsi Let us hear
strain OF music and we are at once advertised OF
life which no man has told US Ut. when 40
preacher breaches. Suppose try to describe faiff
fully the prospect which stIaln OF music e&h'piUs
TO lac. The field of my lie becomes bounHiers
pla.n, glorious TO tread, with no deata or dissp-
lointment ut tho end of it. All meanness ana
trivlalne.s disappear. l become adequate 10 any
deed" Are wa to understand that TINS was ,ne
efisot prod uced upon Thoreau when he o"'A'1 n4'
being ia the barking of a dogY No; sys'sms.'o
cri.,ci,,a IS futile when applied to writer VINO
describes that aspect of Truth which presents ltsoi
to hin AT the moment and cares nothing aoou' us
agrsenen: wilh any previous impression. AS lot
the studies of nature which compos! The greater
part of the volume they eXGusiteiy scote ana
poetlcal and 10 those who know anything OF '"o
country a winter they Will be a source OF dehght'
Winter is tho tiine when nature reveals many u
secret jcalously guarded during the rest OF the
year. and pnody knew better than Thoreau now 70
read her d osuros OF watched for tnem more care
fully In the field the copse and the hedgerows' ana
n the frozen ponds.
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eiephant-nayen In rnra. = wes m ne Co.
S9Dtos thu wss he tnsiss undsr ne suypo: s
that some day ticy may want % estcn tnom ~ IN
tSe otbor hand largo rewards were onoroo Dr J
destruction Of tho vermin On the occasion N oIos
but In grass 50 long thai 1t intorforod with snooens
NJ. however equal to the emersency: no wSns
apsre nm no jumDed on to tho carcass rom whics
ebvsted perch no shot TWO more cophaa nra
what will the majority OF suoh say ~ hvo elepnants
IN avc shots which Aoaf has boen performed once 70
nv certain knowedso and have been told moro than
nnA, nv tho above mentioned sportsman This record,
however IL said to have been beaten ny native
who killed two elephants with ono shoti LILO snot
a COW and she fell and squashed hcr calf
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8teamboa,s ano Railroad ..

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VIA sroNINdroN LINZ
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EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortlandt and De"
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JOnvvT'S THEOLOGY nfrED.

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snr,nc teacher II the third re- Ter clas' Up vent
n d. MS 70 ! know shpn'od johnny H. The,
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THIsIN KANsAsUYrYt

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A PRIME OF rvs BLOOD. B-JANrs PAYS 16mo
pn. go Harper n Brothers

In his last novel >" \ Prince Of the Blood Nr.
Pawn seems disposed TO take q Hint from Nr.
tlalk Russell and essay the nautical romance.
He cannot certainly bc charged with too much
realism. for his story is LARGELY Of pconlc who are
purely creatures Of romantic Imagination The
NrrclIng Of an Last Indiainan on a Pacific Island
conveniently near another Inhabited hy Il Won
derful tribe Of gentle and lovablc savarcS. affords
the groundwork for as fancfll a narrative n
ever Jules Verne wrote. The Prince q the Blood
is Tarl,a, one of thr gentle laraCos referred 70,
and tho behavior Of t'!s truly remarkable per
son under a variety II trying and Ghi-u.t cir
cumsianccs IS quite GaHdIsonian. Mr. Pdyu
appears to have written the story with more
haste than care, and among the evidences OF
this is the extraordinary way in which h" con-
fuses his Islands, mixing up Ammc. which was
inhabited by fierce saVagcs, with Er'da. III"
home Of the tame Ones, in a very agGravatrg and
perplcxing style. II one cares nothing nj All
about probability. and only requires exciting &C
ton. with plenty Of fighting and ioNc-m"lNnr
and ambu,cadcs and plot, and crimes II all kinds
this may be held TO be very good noel L''A
for such easily satisfied readers, howcN CT. The
facility with which the English girl who is the
heroine ia Is in love with Pr nee Ialaia after as
She supposcs. losing her whit" lover ~ most
distressing way may prove difficult 81 digestion.
PROFESSIONALLY the story is out Of the beaten
trlck and on the score Of novelty. perhaps, dc
serves some credit But there IS very little serious
work in H. and II hardly touches raI iiIc III
vital way.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
EARLY POEM BY THE AUTHOR or "BEN-HUR"
Lima Addressed he Lady WAC Sandased C Ringer

Nm fJTeT 7H0tUfL
'Twas a lIttlc thing. a simple Kindness,
Yet ] eaIsuUt pass IL by
The blood drop from the wound you answered
With a eaI-diOp in your eye.
@, lady deari twas worth q world of thanls-
Not tho thanks which walt on WORDS
The blundiing syIlables that too Oltca
Fly nmss like blinded birds
No; bui those best told In lingering kisses;
And 80 ] would have spoken,
But that anoi hers wedding seal upon
Your lps remains unbroken.
All tho pang OF the lazy aftcr-thOught
Laegnrd Of the next days calm
What II had snaichcd Your hand and left
A Kiss Ia tho poarl-red palm;
Then ciaspcd tho fingers close the while the hiss
" arm as fire and pure rs dew,
Thrilled your heart and all its restful hcavenf
Say II no had cxred-w0uld youf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-.JEKsEy

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of Dec-mret =, 1887
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound P,,y.
Route" ~ 4. 1870. 8 II n M; 1879. B. so 73D I9 N
SUNDAYS s45am $50. ~ D. m.
Trains ieaviesM4 1870 ii l30. 4. $50 73D I'm M
have connection for Reading: HARRISBURG Posvils &C
a. IN. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch cb1sr
and 1870 q N for Pennington Lastsn, Bethlehem Ai.,
town. Mauch Chunk. ~'''"
$40 a m fer rtemiGRton. High Bridge gr,,., r...
bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk Wkr,harr. eoIs
tea Reading. Harrisburg Pottsvilie Tapagu, .IAh
SupDury Lewisburg. Wiliiamsport ~""""A'H
p for Flemneton. Essisn Bethlehem AIIen,o.,
n auch Chuak Reading. Harrisburg. ETC "euoo"a
346 n n Tor Esstos B+fhlshe,n AIlentov, ~,
Chunk. Wnkesbarre. Scranton: Tamaqua. shamok,n 'a
4:3op N. fer F'wineton, " yn Bridge Branch Rss,sn
Bsthehsm. Allentown. Reading Harris6nrs etc
b:O0 n 81 I. IN. for SOM wi and Fs ulugt,n
545 D. m. for Easton. Bethlehem Au.ntovn Mach
Chunk. etc On Sundays At $40 p m.
400. Sis ll15a no, Loo 90. 40 6:l5 D. m. SUNDAY,
GOO coca M. for Rcd Rank cng Branch iAsbnry Pars
Ocean Grove. except snnday'), Pcin' eSsast
sl5 q. M. LOO 430 m. for LAKEWOOD. Toms River
and Barnegat
ga M Zoo D. M for Atlantic City vinslsnd. BrhiceIs,
400 600 $50 ll1h, ll45 a. m. o. 400 40 53a
6l5p IA sundays 600, 800 for Perth Afaloy.
T. Sl5 IL l5a ~. 4i30 p. for Monmouth Beach, Scr
bright. Highland Beach.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains from Chambsrsst Station week iays ,r
Ensewood Tenady. Coster. Spark asd Nyack 80 10.
go $50 and ilso a NH ll5 $50. 80 500.
$50 4. m. ( and D. FOR Nanuet IN; VALLEY,
Moussy aud Talnana week lays $50 ITO $50 = Ia,
450. g 80 D. M. SUNDAYS @ 30 M m.